Is gaseous ammonia or liquid ammonia better for producing ammonium phosphate?

2016-02-29View Original

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Is gaseous ammonia or liquid ammonia better for producing ammonium phosphate?

Reply #22016-03-13

Using gaseous ammonia is better; at room temperature, ammonia exists as a mixture of liquid and gas, making it difficult to measure. An ammonia evaporator can be used to convert it into gaseous ammonia, which can be measured accurately and has a defined temperature, thus facilitating production.

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